Would it be worth it to move to Montreal to live the Playboy+Europen lifestyle?

5/3/2021 11:43:13 PM

Hey guys,
I'm seriously considering moving to Montreal for a bunch of reasons.
1-In the US there's strong anti-sex work from the right wing(very religious( and the left wing(radical feminism) anything the has to with sex is immediately bad or exploitative.
2-I really like living in NYC but its very expensive, I enjoy walking everywhere. Most other places in America you need a car.
3- Even if sugaring is an alternative is a not a "sure thing," its most
4-I am learning French and have experience learning foreign languages.
5-You are only young once, every old person I have talked to have told me, "Enjoy your life' as their main life advice.

What do you guys think?

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DickyDoo2

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4 years ago

Well if you are not happy with NY taxes you will not like Canada. Taxes are out of site. Canada is a socialist country.

Warrior15

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4 years ago

How cold is Montreal in January ? I prefer South Florida.

shailynn

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4 years ago

Look up merb.cc if your reasoning involves hookers, strippers and erotic massage.

Montreal is a different type of Canadian and IME they’re assholes, but then again people say the same thing about New Yorkers.

If I could just get up tomorrow and move anywhere (didn’t have to worry about a job, wife’s job, family close by) Toronto would be on my short lis of cities to move if the decision took strip clubs/massage/escorts into account.

Beat100

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4 years ago

@Dicky
You might be right. Maybe the best plan would be to visit there for extended periods of time(mostly during the summers.

Uprightcitizen

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4 years ago

I traveled there for work many times and really loved the city and people. The people will react much more positively if you speak French. I say do it if Canada will give you the visa.

flappygilmore007

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4 years ago

I lived in Montreal for 4 months in 2019 and am considering moving there as well. Not sure what you mean by European playboy life but I'd say go for it. However the Cost of living is not that much lower than NYC though and having a car will help with mongering.

mark94

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4 years ago

Every city has its disadvantages. You know what New York’s are. You have yet to learn what Montreal’s are. My advice is to take a month off and spend a month getting to know Montreal before making a final decision.

Array

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4 years ago

The last time I was in Montreal the temperature was somewhere around -30.

Papi_Chulo

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4 years ago

On the one hand if you got that type of flexibility to just get up and move, then I don't see much of a downside - you can always move back or someplace else - or you could do as you subsequently posted and just go there for bits and pieces at a time and see if you'd truly like to live there - the 2nd-option is probably more prudent/flexible but the first option would allow you to experience more of the area as a live-in-citizen vs a visitor.

LapHunt

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4 years ago

I'm not sure if the playboy/sex reputation of Montreal from yesteryear is really valid anymore.

The strip clubs are mostly expensive air dance factories. It does have a reputation for escorts, etc. but it's anyone's guess if that sticks post-Covid. As someone mentioned above, Canada is a socialist country and is very very locked down right now. Montreal actually has a curfew (yes a curfew) currently in effect. Everyone in the city has to be home by 9:30pm or they can be ticketed by police. There was a huge protest about it over the weekend.

crosscheck

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4 years ago

I've always had fun when I've visited Montreal, but the time years ago that I went there for New Year's Eve with some friends was a mistake. So cold that when you went outside the inside of your notice almost instantly froze. I'll go back again, but never in the middle of winter.